Caleb Clark-Glover brings steady depth and special-teams grit to Marshall’s secondary
Caleb Clark-Glover looks like a reliable, physical depth piece for Marshall’s defense: in the 2024 season he appeared in all 13 games, mostly on special teams, and posted three tackles, then opened 2025 with a notable seven-tackle outing in Marshall’s season opener against Georgia[1][14]. He’s not yet a headline-grabbing turnover machine, but his value is in availability, toughness, and willingness to do the dirty work—exactly the kind of DB coaches trust when they want a sound, no-drama defender who competes every snap[1][12].
